Ruling party lawmakers seeking to become the next Japanese prime minister have all been cautious about resorting to a snap general election shortly after taking office, signaling their initial focus on tackling domestic agendas such as rising living costs, a survey by Kyodo News showed Thursday.The Liberal Democratic Party leadership race on Saturday is likely to result in a runoff between the top two candidates, with the contest shaping up among three of the five candidates -- farm minister Shinjiro Koizumi, former economic security minister Sanae Takaichi and Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshi…READ FULL ARTICLE